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Woman survives deadly brain tumor, plus warnings about virus in China

By Fox News Staff

Published August 06, 2025

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Pam Goldberger, pictured with her husband Bruce Goldberger (far right) and their two grandchildren, survived a grim diagnosis thanks to an experimental therapy. (Goldberger family)

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